Colombia

Colombian Guerrilla Group Admits To Killing Russian-Armenian Hostage

The ELN says Arsen Voskanyan was killed during an attempt to flee the group's custody.
By Helen Murphy and Luis Jaime Acosta, Reuters

Soldiers Reassigned After Bringing Women To Hotel During Pence Detail

The men have been taken off official White House duties, NBC reports.
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Once A Year, This Town Celebrates The Beauty Of Laziness

The residents of Itagüí, Colombia celebrate laziness and leisure with an annual World Laziness Day.
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Bomba Estéreo's New Album Continues The Self-Love Legacy Of 'Soy Yo'

The Colombian band spoke to HuffPost about the messages in their new songs.
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Engaging Colombia's students may be key to long-term peace

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The Woman Helping Clear Colombia Of Its Deadly Landmines

By Laura Dixon, Women & Girls

Colombian Militants Have A New Plan For The Country, And It's Called 'Insurgent Feminism'

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Tourist Boat Sinks In Colombia With Nearly 160 On Board

At least six people died.
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Protests In Colombia And South Africa Reveal Link Between Inequality And Popular Uprisings

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Peaceful Protest In Buenaventura, Colombia Met With Terror

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